Amazing Goodwill

Amazing indeed.

Today I went to one of my favorite places ever: Goodwill.   Note to self: a Saturday afternoon two weeks before Halloween is not the optimal time to leisurely browse Goodwill.  PACKED, I tell 'ya.  However, I sucked it up and persevered and I am oh so happy I did.  I went in to look for a large glass container to hold and display my silk ribbons. I found a huge selection of suitable choices and quickly snatched up a heavy glass vase that I deposited safely in my cart. $3.99 minus 20%.  Score.

Oh, hello. I am 10" tall and very pretty cut glass.
I belong in your studio.

As I made my way down the crowed aisles I spied with my little naked eye a whole bunch of these:

What am I?

They were calling my name.  All eleven of them.  No, really, they were all like, "Laure, Laure, check us out!" and I was all like "what the heck are you guys" and they were all like "anything you want us to be, baby" and I was tired of carrying on lengthy conversations with inanimate objects so I picked one up and checked it out.  AND then I scooped them up and put them in my cart in about 4 seconds flat.  

Just waiting for our make over.

What would you do with these treasures?  I know what I'm going to do, and I'll share when my sample gets created. Hopefully sometime fairly soon.  I'll teach a class that will be limited to ten people since that's all that will be left  once I put my idea into art. I'm pretty psyched and at 99 cents each, less 20%, Goodwill practically paid ME to take them. Score again.


Speaking of classes, here's a store sample for SSM; a new class with the date(s) and time(s) to be set tomorrow.  I'll also be teaching this one at C3.  Check it out and maybe I'll see you in a future class; Gus highly recommends it.

Baron Gustav Von Schnickerdoodle and the Divine Dossier.